Politics & Policy

Primary voters head to the polls in just over a month. As the campaigns heat up, the word “reform” is making an appearance right on c ...

In one moment last week, I saw both the gloomy downside and the percolating potential of Philadelphia politics. In the last month, ...

President Obama, probably in response to Republican criticism of rising gasoline prices, recently ...

For those with interest in this issue, the Standards Review Committee of the American Bar Association’s Section on Legal Education ...

The federal government shutdown on schedule to start at midnight tonight, could change life for Philadelphia’s residents and visito ...

My colleague David Post is this year’s recipient of the Friel-Scanlan prize for the best scholarly publication by a member of the T ...

Of course the lunatic pastor in Florida who burned the Koran on March 20 bears moral responsibility for the resulting deaths in Afghanist ...

I’ve always been a news junkie. Since moving to Delaware in 1983, I have routinely had four different newspapers tossed onto my fr ...

Regarding my posting yesterday about the tenure debate now on-going at American law schools, Scott K. asks, “And so… what do ...

What if the kid at your front door offered to rake your leaves into piles, but not to bag them? Would you hire him? Or a contracto ...

A great debate has opened up over tenure of law professors at American law schools. While this subject has been debated before, the chal ...

The United States is one of very few countries in the world to recognize as full citizens children born in the country to parents who are ...